PEN American Center has said its piece on the Sony Pictures/Interview debacle, which ought after all be of interest to writers (screenwriters or otherwise) everywhere who struggle against censorship. More

With questions still lingering about Sony Pictures's release plans for the Seth Rogen comedy The Interview, after the studio suffered a cyber attack and a terrorist threat issued by the… More

With Sony's approval, independent movie houses and chains start selling tickets for Dec. 25 opening of comedy starring Seth Rogen, James Franco. More

The hackers behind "The Interview" incident have elicited both anger and fear throughout the country. The PEN American Center has sent a letter to Sony Pictures Entertainment to protest… More

Salman Rushdie, Neil Gaiman and Tony Kushner are among the writers who signed a PEN American Center petition urging Sony Pictures to make "The Interview" widely available. More

Six out of ten Americans think Sony overreacted by canceling "The Interview." Now there are new calls for screenings--even in the U.S. Congress. More

Salman Rushdie, Neil Gaiman, an Jennifer Egan are among the authors who have signed an open letter to Sony requesting The Interview's release—and even offering to screen it themselves.… More

Sony gives select theaters the green light to screen controversial comedy that was scrapped following hacker threats More

After calling off the scheduled Christmas release of the North Korea satire last week, Sony Pictures Entertainment confirmed Tuesday that the film will have a limited theatrical release. More

Sony is preparing on Tuesday to announce a release plan for "The Interview" that involves special screenings at a limited number of theaters, according to two sources familiar with… More